Still, even the broader military’s role in Afghanistan is likely to remain past the 2014 deadline. But CIA and JSOC forces were the first to be put on the ground in Afghanistan in the weeks following the September 11th attacks, and Obama administration plans will have them be the last to leave as well.

In addition to these special forces continuing to conduct what are called counter-terrorism operations – but are not different from simply terror operations – US “trainers” will also remain to assist the Afghan security forces in their aims of having a monopoly of force in Afghanistan.

National Security Advisor Tom Donilon, in remarks in Washington in mid-September, said that by 2014 “the US remaining force will be basically an enduring presence force focused on counterterrorism.”

Lt. Gen. John Mulholland, a former colonel with US special operations forces told the New York Times “We’re moving toward an increased special operations role,” together with US intelligence, “whether it’s counterterrorism-centric, or counterterrorism blended with counterinsurgency.”

State sponsored terrorism carried to its ultimate conclusion, in our lifetime and before our very eyes, grasp forever the essential lifesaving knowledge of it.

thedissenter

Whatever it takes to continue the madness.

Rob

Many central and south american countries are familiar with "targeted violence" by cia and jsf teams.
Been going on for over a century (well, the names of the agencies have changed). The rest of the world will just have to adjust to the tender mercies of these psychos. Doubt they're going to change.